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Vice Guy - Axminster Trade Woodworking Vice from York Vices [0075]

Nomad Makes

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In this video we do an #unboxing of the #woodworkingvice by York Vices, and we mount it in the workbench.

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~~--- Video Content ---~~

00:00 - Intro
02:03 - Project Start
02:38 - Disassembling The Vice
08:52 - Resawing on the DeWalt DWE7485
10:28 - Hand planing on a DIY MFT
11:36 - 3D printed Bench Dogs
19:43 - Turning The Handle
20:34 - Using a Woodworking Vice
22:17 - Sneak Peek and Woodworking Tip

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20 Comments

@Craig-Mitchell 2 years ago

Thanks for letting us know about the mistakes 👍🏻

@philipchandler330 3 years ago

Thanks so much learned a lot.

@xinixxagnix201 5 years ago

That is what you call a vice ,enjoy it Darth Vader xD

@ralphconnell8163 5 years ago

Thanks for sharing this. I've learnt a lot. Been thinking of buying one of these. Wasn't too sure as to how to fit it. Very helpful.

@a9ball1 2 years ago

You should make yourself a wood mallet for knocking loose the wedges on your bench dogs. Plus it's fun to make.

@dalepatton4861 1 year ago

Thank you, May The Vise Be With You.

@7MinutesCreative 5 years ago

Rất tuyệt và sáng tạo anh bạn

@MarkMcCluney 5 years ago

That's the proper thing mate! Very impressive. Incidentally: the little clip thingummybob is called a circlip, presumably because it's (almost) circular, and yes, I too have shot more than a dozen of them into outer space; the 'skewing' of a vice/vise is called racking and I suppose that's why the Moxon vice was invented. Some folks keep a stack of plywood scraps around to make a sort of variable thickness spacer for the empty side. Anyway, that was a great video, very enjoyable. Thanks mate, love to you both, hope you're enjoying your back yard breakfast nook in the summer weather!

@berniesr 3 years ago

Great install. I'm about to install one, myself. Heia Norge from down under

@GeeDeeBird 2 years ago

You need to line the jaw face with "crubber" (cork-infused rubber) gasket material. Then you don't have to clamp nearly as hard to hold the workpiece. :)

@COFFEEWITHJIM 2 years ago

Seiko SKX009 ? I like a lot. Oh, this is a great install video too.

@csoanes01 4 years ago

Hi mate great video - do you have plans to drill the vice to take bench dogs?

@AirZeee 3 years ago

Thanks for this video, I’m installing a similar model, so it’s useful to see what pitfalls, snags, “design features”, or outright “makers variance” (aka mistakes) you encountered, if only to see if i can find them all in my own install too, avoiding them would be no fun after all!

I had planned on using plywood for the jaws, but it’s clear that something more substantial is required.
Also the brass rubbing method makes so much more sense than trying to measure up, the numbers are irrelevant, so long as the holes are in the right place.

You’re not alone with forstner bit issues by the way! 😂

@prof.crastinator 1 year ago

Make a tapering piece of maple with a soft taper going from 1/2 inch all the way to 2”- over about 2’. This can be used on the side of the vice that is “racking” to make the other side super stable

@prof.crastinator 1 year ago

Back the pine with maple- soft jaws with hard maple is what I use- best of both worlds.

I did this because the maple was marring my pine and my poplar boards. So using just a 1/2 inch board of pine with a 3/4 inch thick piece of maple that were glued together and laminated to my front jaw- the back of the jaw is already red oak- which is soft enough.

@kevlloyd1270 1 year ago

Great to see the mistakes well done for sharing, your next project should to build a sturdy bench, the one you are using is doing you no favours. keep the coming.

@pinkeye00 8 months ago

Nice Pepsi Seiko. 007

@nleefry 2 years ago

Maybe you have the speed of the drill set to high for the drill bit you are using.

@kraftfamilyadventures2100 1 year ago

Very thin angles, wedges etc. can be dangerous on the table saw. Since you are already proficient with the hand plane, it's better to use it on those anyway. That way, there's no dust that can harm your lungs, and you always end up with 10, count em, 10 fingers at the end of the shop session. A little scrap leather glued into the jaws will increase the clamping force. Happy clamping.